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Please watch: we did a good podcast tonight
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Lol should be fixed
I've watched half of it and enjoying it. I'll watch the remaining at lunch
Highlights
at 12:48 @Croot_Overlord says "Is that @tjhall on the right?" - LOL
at 12:48 @Croot_Overlord says "Is that @tjhall on the right?" - LOL
We need to do an episode on @America 1st and @tjhall homoerotic aversion to slutty women
I really liked the rental property segment. How many years did it take you to get to 7 houses?
So I got a house in 2013 and another in 2015. Then I went in to business with my cousin who also had two houses. We bought 3 houses together in 2019-2020 before the market went nuts. It helps a ton having a partner like that (need someone you can trust)
I have found the real estate software REI Hub to be really good for the couple of properties that I own. I set them up all with their own bank account and the software does the rest. Check it out if you haven't already done so.
Also, as far as the LLC's go that is certainly advisable. But be careful, if you don't maintain the LLC or in other certain situations the LLC shield can be pierced. An easy alternative or additional security is to have an umbrella insurance policy. They are relatively cheap and would cover you in such a scenario.
Didn't hear it mentioned on the podcast, but I also love residential real estate as a hedge vs inflation. You will always value the roof over your head in proportion to other things. Same with food and water. You also have the ability to re-negotiate your rent on an annual basis, so if inflation jumps ... you just raise your prices.
It would be hard to start investing after this massive run up in real estate prices, but there are pockets of opportunity everywhere. Just have to pay attention and keep your eyes open.
Also, as far as the LLC's go that is certainly advisable. But be careful, if you don't maintain the LLC or in other certain situations the LLC shield can be pierced. An easy alternative or additional security is to have an umbrella insurance policy. They are relatively cheap and would cover you in such a scenario.
Didn't hear it mentioned on the podcast, but I also love residential real estate as a hedge vs inflation. You will always value the roof over your head in proportion to other things. Same with food and water. You also have the ability to re-negotiate your rent on an annual basis, so if inflation jumps ... you just raise your prices.
It would be hard to start investing after this massive run up in real estate prices, but there are pockets of opportunity everywhere. Just have to pay attention and keep your eyes open.
Thats the way i took it. Not sure what i thought it was funny, but the sign lady chick was a little spastic.
Get @Croot_Overlord in here to explain himself
TJHall1
Legendary
Aversion to sluts? I love sluts, if they're good looking.
BigBucnNole
Elite
So awesome to have Sam Elliot as a regular.
I was gonna jump into this but this who scamdemic and the resulting moratorium has made me pretty gun shy.
That’s a nice sized portfolio you got there.
Yeah that was the thought that came to me for some reason. Be glad you were on my mind
TJHall1
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Thats not me, this is me:
Sign Language Interpreter Warned of ‘Pizza’ and ‘Bear Monster’ at Irma Briefing (Published 2017)
Officials in Manatee County, Fla., drew criticism for asking a local lifeguard unskilled at sign language to interpret crucial evacuation orders.
“We just need you to be safe,” Robin DiSabatino of the Board of County Commissioners in Manatee County said at the Sept. 8 briefing. She urged those in low-lying areas and flood zones to seek higher ground and consider staying at shelters.
But for residents who were deaf or hard of hearing, the message was quite different: “Pizza,” the interpreter appeared to sign. Then, “Bear monster.”
